| Subject: | Re: Science Friday (NPR) tomorrow |
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| From: | "Ray Mansell" BCTess |
| Date: | Fri Dec 28, 2007 4:59 am ((PST)) |
wrote: > I agree, especially considering I am working during the program. Also, I have > no idea if you ca re-listen after the fact? I assume so, I'll have to check > out npr's site. It looks as though all the programs are available in the NPR (www.npr.org) archive section. And according to the web site: "/Audio for today's show will be available at approx. 6:00 p.m. ET/" Ray Mansell |
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